Recruiting

College CoachesIf you would like information on any of our IPV players, please feel free to contact us at Recruiting@ipvbc.com. We will be happy to send their recruiting profile to you or answer any questions that you might have.

Player Recruiting InformationThe IPV staff is here to help you through the recruiting process. Please don’t hesitate to ask how to get started in the recruiting process.

Congratulations to our very own Emily Sarles for committing to Wisconsin Lutheran College. 🏐🤩 @emilyysarless hard work and dedication really paid off.

Thanks you Emily for your kind words.

“Thank you for all IPV has done for me in the past couple years. Switching over was probably the best decision and it made me a better player.”-Emily

#proudcoaches #ipvfamily #wlc

We want to HELP!Below is a good overview of the recruiting process. As you begin to explore the recruiting process, here is a good sequence of steps to complete.
1) Identify Potential College
– Do you see yourself at a large, medium, or small school?
– What geographic regions are you open to?
– Does the school match your academic interests?
2) Start Contacting College Coaches
– If you are reaching out to Div. 1 or 2 schools, it’s a good idea to contact both the head coach and an assistant coach. At smaller schools, usually the head coach handles recruiting
– Stay organized in the process by creating a spreadsheet
3) Create your player profile.
4) Email your list of schools. Include a brief introduction of yourself, along with your profile. You can include any video links at this time as well or wait until it is requested.
5) Create a skills and/or highlight video. College coaches like to see a variety of footage so include your skill set, along with uncut game footage for them to do a thorough evaluation.
6) Send your video to the coaches who have requested it.
7) Schedule visits at the schools that seem interested.
8) Maintain consistent communication with coaches. Update them on your upcoming matches and tournaments. Let them know how your team did at your recent tournament.
9) If you are looking at an NCAA school, make sure you register with the NCAA Clearinghouse.

College Recruiting SitesNCSA Athletic Recruiting: Build a free recruiting profile. Check out Recruiting Tools for information about highlight videos, communicating with college coaches, recruiting process, etc.BeRecruited.com: Free service for player profiles, video clips. Connecting High School Athletes and College RecruitersRich Kern Recruiting: Promoting High School VB Athletes to the College Program.PrepVolleyball.com: Year round coverage of high school and club athletes; open forumVolleyball Recruits: The Official recruiting tool of USA Volleyball, intended for high school volleyball players interested in maximizing the exposure they receive throughout the recruiting process.NCSA Athletic Recruiting: Build free recruiting profile + recruiting tools.

College Recruiting Sites:NCSA Athletic Recruiting: Build a free recruiting profile. Check out Recruiting Tools for information about highlight videos, communicating with college coaches, recruiting process, etc.BeRecruited.com: Free service for player profiles, video clips. Connecting High School Athletes and College RecruitersRich Kern Recruiting: Promoting High School VB Athletes to the College Program.PrepVolleyball.com: Year round coverage of high school and club athletes; open forumVolleyball Recruits: The Official recruiting tool of USA Volleyball, intended for high school volleyball players interested in maximizing the exposure they receive throughout the recruiting process.NCSA Athletic Recruiting: Build free recruiting profile + recruiting tools.